police have named the suspected gunman who's been arrested the housing secretary, michael gove, writes to every council and social housing provider in england, to warn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must never happen again. labour's leader says they would replace the house of lords with an elected chamber, if they win the next general election. now on bbc news in the lead up to the world cup, life at 50 celsius explores the human impact of our changing climate, examining the impact of extreme heat on migrant workers in the gulf. summer in qatar is very hot. very hot. i am talking temperatures of 50 celsius. unbearable, to be honest. unbearable. thanks to climate change, the gulf is heating up at twice the average global rate. temperatures regularly hit 50 degrees. citizens of these oil—rich countries can keep the heat at bay, for now. you can find air—conditioning everywhere. in your car, in your home, in the office, in the malls, in the cinema, everywhere. but for the migrant workers, it is a different story. it is important to recognise the symptoms of heat stress on yourself and o

can return it if they submit the necessary documents for reimbursement to the department of housing . councils particular, it is the replacement of energy-saving windows or the repair of the power supply system in the house or basement, they realized that not everywhere has the necessary ventilation, not everywhere people will be able to hire appropriate specialists to do the project, because the floor must also be suitable under the bulrush to be, let 's say, insulated from fire, it is an iron floor, for example, an iron floor there must be a chimney exit, that's all, fire safety must be observed, that's why we don't recommend it, we recommend generators, why , because the generator can be placed outside run a pike cable and don't worry that there will be poisonous carbon monoxide. currently, 32 associations have joined the support program for residents of apartment buildings, 18 of them have already submitted an application for compensation. uh and make sure the shelter is cozy and safe and you can spend more time there and now let's talk about other economic news with our regular uh the exp

well, first of all, i want to tell you the news that the house council has just decided that tomorrow, thursday, we will consider the budget already in the third final reading, but because next week we have a regional week, and we understand that we need to quickly, the main financial accept the document for 23 years and for the next two years, but the position of our faction e differs from the position of the majority of the state duma because we have really unprecedented sanctions that have never been imposed against more than one country in the world special military operation. we have added four new constituent entities of the russian federation, we have a significant number of problems, uh, both in social security and in education and culture. and it feels like a budget. and the ministry of finance was preparing, well, under some other conditions, as if there was nothing to it, because the approaches, uh, that we see, they correspond to the demand not only of the time, not only of the circumstances, but also of the needs of our citizens, so we evaluate critically. we voted agains

he's the former white house council the president ronald reagan is currently co-chair of continent of government commission. ambassador called the house will discuss the perspective of a white house counsel. i'm presidential health and life succession matters. earlier panelists have discussed many of the important theoretical concerns about having lawmakers in the line of succession including the possibility of a partisan partisan control the white house changing hands that is to say that the will of the american voters from the previous presidential election would suddenly be reversed. i would like to amplify many of those remarks and discuss some concrete examples that demonstrate how close the nation has come to actually implementing legislative succession to the presidency. thankfully the nation has never experienced situation which both the president and vice president have died. otherwise left office at the same time. nor has the nation endured an extended period when both the president and vice president have been capacitated. but the nation has come very close on several occas

the housing secretary, michael gove, has written to every council and social housing provider in englandto warn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must "never be allowed to happen again". hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the un climate summit in egypt has ended with a deal to help poorer countries suffering the effects of global warming. i give no objections, it is so decided. however, critics say the cop talks fell short when it came to limiting the global global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees. our science correspondent victoria gill sent this update from sharm el sheikh. after two weeks the end of this conference was mired in deadlock and disagreement. it has been really quite a chaotic un climate summit. but in the early hours of this morning, finally a deal, a compromise was reached. there was a really muted reaction, a quiet round of applause. i think that is partly because everybody was just so tired, these negotiators have been here so long, working late into the night. there is a distinction between the developing and the develop

now that is just the hotel accommodation that doesn't begin to into account all of the sort of council housing, social council housing, stock, social housing , the rented sector , housing, the rented sector, where landlords are paid money every day to house asylum seekers. and of course, all the strain on local authorities right across the country who are having to deal with the real issue having hundreds of asylum seekers in the local authority area which means need to provide the wraparound services in social care in and all of the pubuc social care in and all of the public protection that's required as . well. and while required as. well. and while that's happening, people like those are vulnerable in a need like homeless people in blackpool , a particularly acute blackpool, a particularly acute problem when comes to homeless 800 homeless people in that town, not of them rough sleepers. that's a smaller percentage, but still , you know, percentage, but still, you know, lots of vulnerable people up there that struggle to get the same level of from the local authority , which is just authorit

the housing secretary, michael gove, writes to every council and social housing provider in england,rn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must never happen again. labour's leader says they would replace the house of lords with an elected chamber if they win the next general election. good afternoon. the football world cup has begun in qatar with a spectacular firework display and a message of unity from the oscar—winning actor morgan freeman. the opening ceremony at the main stadium in doha, which resembles a bedouin tent, is being attended by football fans from all 32 countries involved. world leaders including the presidents of turkey and egypt and the saudi crown prince are also there. it's the first time the tournament's been held in the middle east. among the highlights of the the opening ceremony is one of the singers from the the k—pop band bts. the first match kicked off a few minutes ago at four o'clock between qatar and ecuador. there's been a number of controversies in the lead—up to the competition over qatar's record on human rights and its laws against ho

my inbox is already full of people can't get to the council house , can't get to the council house, can'tl house, can't get to the council house, can't get an nhs dentist, a gp appointment and the idea you can locate 300 asylum seekers in the uk is mostly private ward, which is they're currently being hosted without that wraparound support , complete and utter support, complete and utter madness blackpool's forgotten , madness blackpool's forgotten, desperate for help. but authorities here are forced to house growing numbers of asylum , sketching out his campaign needs are, it seems, weighed down the list of priorities . is down the list of priorities. is hard last an elderly friend of ours fell ill and we found the ambulance . he was close to death ambulance. he was close to death and as this resort heads into the winter months life for those living rough on its streets will only get harder. mark white gb news blackpool . terribly sad. news blackpool. terribly sad. let's talk to my panel about this now. tommy, let me come to you first. your thoughts when you first. your thoughts when you

we should note a spokesperson for the white house council's office for the biden white house said that this is a politically motivated attack chalked full of conspiracy theories. don? >> to that point, then, what's the there there? is there any there there? are these retribution for the democratic investigations into the president. >> i asked point blank is this settling the score because republicans were unhappy with what democrats did with donald trump? he said no. even if that hadn't happened this would be happen. the midterms, it was all about inflation, economy, crime, this has nothing to do on that. so i requested is this what voters what? he said, look, 92% of the republican conference is not on the oversight committee so they're focused on those other issues clearly top of mind for voters and this will be a focus of the oversight committee and they'll be able to walk and chew gum at the same time so they'll look at other issues as well. >> the american people are dealing with a lot of things i'm not sure this is one of them. thank you. >>> one thing that complicates those effor

rich saber, white house council spokesperson ian sams and anita dunn. so clearly a raxing up within the administration of what they expect to see from republicans in the next term. we also know that within agencies there has been similar prep, a small group of officials at state department with preparing for questions about afghanistan and as is the department of homeland security. kate. >> it is good to see you. joining me for more is abby phillips and manu raju back with us as well. abby, let's start with speaker pelosi. no matter what her announcement is, that we're going to hear in short order, what does her decision mean for the house and for democrats? >> well, it would definitely be a historic moment. but if she were to leave her post, it would be a changing of the guard. and something that has been kind of in the background of congressional democrats and their internal dealings for quite sometime now. they've faced a real dilemma. speaker pelosi is widely viewed as perhaps one of the most effective speakers in history and certainly for the democ

. >> as you know, i was responsible for these issues in the office of the white house council in the it is just false. i mean, again and again we hear this same theme from the former president that he is above the law that governs all other americans. we have a presidential records act and there are regulations and executive orders that are in place. and it reminds me of his argument that he could de classify documents just by thinking it. it doesn't work that way. there is a process. that is what you have in a rule of law system. so, i think that the courts are going to give short shrift to these positions. >> also, george, today is the day that the january 6 select committee had hoped to get testimony from the former president. was that wishful thinking, especially now that he's actually going forward and suing the select committee. >> well i wouldn't call it wishful thinking. it was an important thing for the committee to do to show that trump is unwilling to explain his conduct under oath and he never was going to do that. his criminalp exposure is to great. he fled the fifth ame

. -- associate white house council of president obama is now the finding an executive director of present -- nonpartisan organization dedicated to preventing the decline of our democracy. he joins me now. and, i want to start on this revelation about this plot to tee this up for justice thomas. there's a system whereby these emergency appeals for a given circuit of the federal court, goes up to an individual justice who can issue, essentially, a temporary stay. we've seen this happen a few times with various matters. in this case, georgia, it would be justice thomas. there's is geographic logic here. but of course, it says something remarkable about -- eastman's judgment of justice thomas says possible complicity and character that they were the ones trying to tee this up for justice thomas. >> yeah. i think we already know from what those plotters are suggesting, where justice thomas may stand on this. but i also want to suggest, chris, a third possible leg of the stool. you identified two. the vigilantes in the suits. and the suits, the bureaucrats, and the lawyers. but there was a thir

they've brought in richard saber, white house council anita dunn. the investigations on southern border. secretary mie orkas and hunter biden and the doj investigation into the trump administration, all of this is expected to be targets of republicans and so internally they've had to brace for that within this administration. dhs official tells me they've been holding meetings to prepare, expecting border patrol to come especially under the microscope given what is happening at border and a small group of officials at the state department have been preparing for inquiries about the withdrawal from afghanistan. so we're hearing from republicans on this and with week with sect mayorkas, we expect to see you in january, they said. so that tells us where we're heading in the next term. >> thank you so much. >>> joining us to discuss what is coming up, margaret tallet from axios and david chalian. good to have you both. david, folks used to talk about divided government is what the american people want and it is good for washington. we are in a different

things that a grand jury now looking at people around pence, talking to them, talking to the white house council'sffice, talking to miller, is likely to be asking about. >> stand by. sara sidner you'll be back with us later this hour. >>> but up next will the justice department get a criminal referral against former president donald trump from the january 6th select committee? we'll have the latest on that. and we'll speak live with the lawyers for oath keepers leader, stewart rhodes, about his seditious conspiracy conviction. be right back. for me. i may have trouble getting around, but t i want to live in my home where i'm comfortable and my friends are nearbrby. i can do it with the help of a barber, personal shopper and exercise buddy. someone who can help me live right at home. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪ ♪ hi! need new glasses? get more from your benefits at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! hey! use ur vision benefits before they expire. visionworks. see the difference. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better fu

the spokesman for the white house council's office says, quote: instead of working with president biden to address issues important to the american people, like lower cost, congressional republicans' top priority is to go after president biden with politically motivated attacks chocked full of long debunk conspiracy theories. the white house also accuses republicans of promising to waste time and resources on political revenge. and the democratic national committee is already attacking the top republican on the house oversight committee calling congressman james comer a conspiracy theorist, trump sycophant and proven liar with republicans assuming control of the house early next year, the administration's window to pass its agenda into federal law is quickly closing. likely leaving the white house to focus on student loan forgiveness. the president's plan caught up in the federal court system and unclear if the administration will try to extend suspended loan payments again into next year. as of now, the freeze is set to expire december 31st. then, as biden turns 80 this sunday, there's

white house national security council john kirby british journalists previously published a snapshot of the airfield in machulia claimed that there two mig-31k aircraft are based, and next to them the british scouts allegedly examined the container. where, as they suggested, are the missiles stored. however, kirby did not confirm this fact, and also added that washington does not see any interest on the part of minsk in joining the hostilities on the territory of ukraine. meanwhile, britain is in no hurry to refute. there, busy trying to shift responsibility for the explosions at nord stream and the attacks on sevastopol, by the way, today went to the uk without comment. left the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation where it was called because of the participation of the british in the preparation of the attacks of kiev in latvia, sparing no means of effort to fight the soviet legacy in the city of ludza. that night, the barbarian dismantled the commemorative arrow to the liberators of the city, they did not officially warn the townspeople about this, everything was

>> if you talk to people close to the president, including his in-house councils they really see a lotach time they feel they are feeling very emboldened. he was denouncing his candidacy before the fact that garland signed off on the search warrant is an indication. >> well, they do this -- thank you both very much. we are moments away from the governor's race. stay right here with chris hayes right now. hayes right now.

my inbox is already full of people can't get to the council house, can't get to the council house, can'tcil house, can't get an nhs dentist gp appointment and the idea that you can locate 300 asylum seekers in the uk most deprived ward which is where they're currently being hosted . without currently being hosted. without that wraparound support is complete and utter madness . complete and utter madness. blackpool's forgotten . desperate blackpool's forgotten. desperate for help. but authorities here are forced house growing numbers of asylum seekers sketching out companions are, it seems way down the list of priorities .7 down the list of priorities? it's hard last night and old friend of ours fell and we found the ambulance. he was close to death. and as resort heads into the months life for those living rough on its streets will only get harder . mark white gb news get harder. mark white gb news blackpool . well joining us to blackpool. well joining us to discuss this further is the conservative councillor for epping and sage in hollywood. good morning to you. morning. is this somethi

soon become a homeless shelter as part of the city's latest effort to build more temporary housing city council members are considering transforming to valley transportation authority stations. so roadie and caudill into temporary housing sites with private rooms and bathrooms. the city plans to build 100 spaces any each station. happening today in the south bay church providing shelter for women and families. 30 free beds will be available out of the los altos united methodist church at the corner of hope and mercy streets in los altos. the shelter opens from the 3 o'clock in the afternoon until 9 in the morning. the next day it stays open through march. in addition to beds, the shelter will also provide dinner and breakfast access to bathrooms and showers and connection to case managers for the homeless. coming up on the kron 4 morning news police make an arrest after a san francisco muni bus was stolen and the driver assaulted in the mission district. >> and a new law in new york will let victims of abuse sue their perpetrators plus, president biden is pushing for stricter gun control in the

the housing secretary, michael gove, writes to every council and social housing provider in england,rn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must never happen again. a murder investigation has begun after two children died and a woman was left critically injured in a fire at a flat in nottingham. good afternoon. let's get more now on the world cup, which kicked offjust over an hour ago. organisers hope questions about the wisdom of staging the tournament in qatar will be replaced by a focus on the football. officials in doha say, qatar is being singled out unfairly. lucy hockings is in doha, the capital city of qatar. welcome to doha, where 12 years after winning in r, welcome to doha, where 12 years afterwinning in r, ulster welcome to doha, where 12 years after winning in r, ulster —— after all the criticism, the football is under way. all the criticism, the football is underway. it's all the criticism, the football is under way. it's qatar who are playing against ecuador, and i can bring you the score. ecuador have dominated so far, 2—0 up and we have seen some pretty

thank you, nesta mcgregor- _ the housing secretary, michael gove, has written to every council and social that deaths like that of awaab ishak must "never be allowed to happen again". an inquest found that the two—year—old died from a respiratory condition caused by mould exposure in the housing association flat in rochdale where he lived. donald trump's twitter account has been reactivated, after its new owner, elon musk, let his followers decide in an online poll whether mr trump should be allowed back. the former president was banned from the site injanuary last year following the rioting on capitol hill. mr trump then set up his own platform, truth social, and claims to have no interest in returning to twitter. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 6.15. bye for now. now on the bbc news channel, let's join lucy hockings. welcome to doe how, we are counting down to the first match of this controversial world cup. there has been 12 years of criticisms and conjecture about what would take place during this world cup, how this glittering skyline beside me, this corniche you ca

the housing secretary, michael gove, has written to every council and social housing provider in england warn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must "never be allowed to happen again". hello and welcome to bbc news. the un climate summit in egypt has ended with a deal to help poorer countries suffering the effects of global warming. i hear no objections. it is so decided. applause the breakthrough comes after lengthy talks which meant the summit stretched way past its orginally planned end time. but there's been criticism that the overall plan lacks ambition. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from sharm el sheikh. it's been a global event marked by chaos, deadlock and delay. but as the sun rose over sharm el—sheik, a deal was finally struck. if you have no objections, it's so decided. applause. things are still being finalised in here but on the overall deal, it is done and there's a mixture ofjubilation and disappointment and just utterfatigue. developing countries that are most vulnerable to climate change finally have something to celebrate. this deal inc

yesterday the white house council of economic advisors member jared bernstein he made a very odd comment by the way had to be reversed as well. take a listen. >> i'm here as a representative of president joe biden who has consistently done something i think really important and historically impressive which is that he has said, i am going to stay out of the fed's knitting when it comes to this rate hiking cycle. now history is littered including the previous administration, with presidents who took a different position and gotten in the fed's grill anytime they were raising rates. the president has in facted endorsed their pivot and argued they are the first and foremost inflation fighter and that is where we will stick it. charles: so, when credibility is at the top of list of issues for the federal reserve the last thing we need a whole lot of confusion particularly ahead of a fomc meeting. with me quill intelligence ceo danielle dimartino booth,fhn chief financial economist chris lowe. i want to start with the communications. nick timiraos talked about the idea of a stepdown. too much

housing. city council is set to discuss the site tomorrow afternoon. >>> just a gentle reminder, there is only an hour left on giving tuesday. tonight, we are giving us all a chance to fight food insecurity across the bay area. scan the qr code on the right side of your screen for information on how to donate. local food banks are not showing all contributions until midnight. we partner with you for our food for bay area families dry. it is our honor to tell personal stories. we heard from one food bank volunteer who was giving back after experiencing her herself. >> sometimes the last person you would think was ever hungry is right there in the room with you. in the last person you whatever they could make the story of food insecurity land in the heart. this moment was one food bank volunteer karen let out a truth she had not spoken in years. >> my name is karen, i am here volunteering because i experienced housing and food insecurity as a child. >> reporter: karen used to be this little girl who was a single mom fell on hard times. >> we wound up living in a tent at lincoln mead. we relied o

problem is that the affordable housing prevision is not something that affordable housing needs which is why the council housing -- they are opposed to proposition d. it provides educator housing, however, the teachers union is opposed to proposition d because it doesn't provide teachers with what they need and on the market rate side, what it does is confers a ton of value, millions of dollars of value to developers without actually promising to build anything. a couple of problems we have that are more specific, it's called affordable homes now but the problem is it actually redefines as part of the key component of the measure is to creating new definition for affordable at 140% of the area median income and that 140% area median income when you compare it to what market rate is, it's actually higher than market rate. it also doesn't require any family sized units, so the trend in the market currently of developers to build only studios will continue. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> thank you. we have a couple of questions for both of you. and we'll start with you, joseph. so, proposition d aims to streaml

the iea say it's so we don't it's the soviet fine so we don't like know the local council in surrey told build 9000 houses year but the local council in surrey are willing to do it because of local resident objections. problem objections. the problem gets worse, what do we worse, not better. what do we do? i think we need to do? it does. i think we need to have complete institution have a complete institution reform it comes the reform when it comes to the housing housing regulations housing and housing regulations right at the moment. what seeing is got this huge amount of is we've got this huge amount of space greenbelt that is space on the greenbelt that is just being this is just not being touched. this is something be fair to something that to be fair to her, would her, liz truss, that she would change. i think i seriously about if we just built 3.7% about if we just built in 3.7% of greenbelt, we'd be able of the greenbelt, we'd be able to 1 million that to build 1 million homes. that is astronomical. we think is astronomical. when we think about bigger picture here about the bigger picture here in

iea say it's fine we don't it's the soviet fine so we don't like know the local council in surrey told build 9000 houses year but the local council in surrey are willing to do it because of local resident objections. problem objections. the problem gets worse, better. do we worse, not better. what do we do? does. i think need to do? it does. i think we need to have complete institution have a complete institution reform it comes the reform when it comes to the housing housing regulations housing and housing regulations right at the moment. what seeing is got this huge amount of is we've got this huge amount of space greenbelt that is space on the greenbelt that is just being touched. is just not being touched. this is something be fair to something that to be fair to her, she would her, liz truss, that she would change. i think i seriously about we just built 3.7% about if we just built in 3.7% of greenbelt, we'd be able of the greenbelt, we'd be able to 1 million that to build 1 million homes. that is astronomical. we think is astronomical. when we think about bigger picture here in about the bigger pi

the housing secretary has written to every english council leader and social housing provider warning that deaths like that of awaab ishak it must never happen again . the two year old died as a result of prolonged exposure to mould whilst living in social housing . the chief executive of housing. the chief executive of rochdale borough wide housing council, swarbrick , was sacked council, swarbrick, was sacked yesterday due to the council's handung yesterday due to the council's handling of the issue. michael gove says the country must raise the bar dramatically on the quality of housing and ensure tenants voices are heard . elon tenants voices are heard. elon musk has reinstated donald trump's twitter accounts after putting the decision to a vote on the social media platform. 51.8% of twitter users voted yes in an online poll that received more than 15 million votes. the former president was suspended from the social media platform in january 2021 after a pro—trump group attacked the us caphol pro—trump group attacked the us capitol. it comes just days after mr. trump announced his

the housing secretary, michael gove, has written to every council and social housing provider in englandto warn that deaths like that of two—year—old awaab ishak must "never be allowed to happen again". let's get more now on the world cup — which will get under way in just a few hours�* time. organisers hope questions about the wisdom of staging the tournament in qatar will be replaced by focus on the football. fifa's president, gianni infantino, has accused the west of "hypocrisy" in its criticism of qatar's human rights record — while officials in doha say, qatar is being singled out unfairly for criticism. lucy hockings is in doha, the capital city of qatar. we are counting down just hours away now to the opening ceremony and the first match of this controversial football world cup between the hosts qatar and ecuador. after 12 years of criticisms, of controversy, of actual pride in this country around what they have managed to achieve, there is so much resting on what will happen tonight. the first world cup to be hosted in a muslim country in the middle east. the organisers are reall

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we did see a tweet from the spokesperson for the white house national security council, the tweet sayinge've seen the reports out of poland, were working with the polish government to gather more information. cannot confirm the reports are any of the details at this time. we will determine what happened and what the appropriate next steps will be. so it looks like they are waiting for confirmation from poland itself. president biden is in asia with g20 counterparts at that g20 meeting. we have not seen any statements from the white house or president biden. he is not due to arrive back here until tomorrow evening, but very likely we will not see a comment from the white house just yet, until some of the facts are cleared up. brent: we can understand why they are being very cautious. our correspondent in washington, thank you. if you're just joining us, here is a reminder of this breaking news, a senior u.s. intelligence officials saying that russian missiles have crossed into nato member poland. polish media are saying that a projectile struck a village near the polish-ukrainian border a

. >> during a meeting several weeks later, the president got the same message from his white house council, pat cipollone and eeric eeeric hershman. >> eric and pat told the group that none of those allegations are substantial for the basis of litigation challenge to the at the election. >> it is statistically impossible that the person, me, that led the charge lost. >> but donald trump continues to refuse to publicly accept defeat. >> the evidence of the fraud is monumental and more is coming out. >> audacious claim of widespread fraud becoming a daily occurrence. >> numerous times we found glitches and every single time the glitch went to 100% to biden and no percent to trump. >> the only thing left is to vote. that could have been mickey mouse or a dead person. >> standing near rudy giuliani is an attorney named sidney powell who became the face of one of the most notorious and deranged lies that diminion machines were shifting votes to biden. >> after she was sued, powell conceded that powell lied that no reasonable persons would conclude that her at the same times were truly statement

this is the city's latest effort to build more temporary housing city council members considering transforming to valley transportation authority stations ceron and connell into temporary housing sites with private rooms and bathrooms. the city's planning on building 100 spaces in each station. the project would be funded by the city of san jose. >> november marks 6 months until you'll need to have a real id to get on a plane. the deadline to get one is may 3rd 2023 and you can get one by applying for one on the dmv is website. >> if you aren't sure if you have one already, take a good look at your id and see if there's a a bear and a star symbol on the upper right hand corner. if there's no bear there, then it's not a real id. and if you do not have one, once the deadline passes, you'll be denied boarding based on your driver's license alone. >> airport officials at sfo say a passport or military id could help people get around the problem. >> but getting a real id would save you a lot of hassle. >> coming up, its opening weekend at sugar bowl. how many trails were ready for skiers and snowbo

i think we will continue as a national security council across the white house to ensure that one, we are assessing how we are doing and also, the quarterly report and engagement that we are providing resources. and then doing our best to ensure that those resources are available where resources are in fact, the gap so we can take the vision, the realignment that you mentioned and execute it. >> thank you for spending the time with us today. i want to think our audience in person and those online and remotely for being with us for this hour. this has been really rich and valuable and congratulations to you. we hope this will continue to stay in this kind of dialogue. >> we have a lot of work to do. we look forward to doing it with many that are watching. >> this thanksgiving weekend, on c-span, specially selected public affairs programming in prime time. thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the conversation with the supreme court justice as she talks about her life and career. and that a eastern, samuel alito shares his feelings of shock and betrayal after the leak of the draft opinion he a

for the government going forward as the winter months progress. 36 the housing secretary, michael gove, has written to every councill housing provider in england to warn that deaths like that of awaab ishak must "never be allowed to happen again". an inquest found that the 2—year—old died from a respiratory condition caused by mould exposure in the housing association flat in rochdale where he lived. labour has said it will replace the house of lords with an elected chamber if it wins the next general election. the party's leader, sir keir starmer, wants politicians stripped of the power to appoint people to the chamber, saying conservative leaders have handed peerages to "lackeys and donors". our political correspondent, charlotte rose explained what labour's concerned about. at the moment, there are 784 peers. but also, the idea that the government is able to stuff the lords with their friends and allies in order to make it easier to get legislation through. there's been particular criticism of borisjohnson in that he appointed a newspaper editor, but also the son of a former kgb agent. there were questions about

this is the city's latest effort to build more temporary housing city council members are considering transforming to valley transportation authority stations that's around one and connell into temporary housing sites with private rooms and bathrooms. the city's planning on building 100 spaces in each station. the project will be funded by the city of san jose. >> well, november marks 6 months until you'll need to get a real id in order to board a plane. the deadline to get one is may 3rd 2023. you can get one by applying for one on the dmv website. >> and if you aren't sure if you have one already, take a look at your id and see if has a bear with a star symbol on the upper right hand corner. if there's no bear there, there's no real id. and if you don't have one, once the deadline passes, you will be denied boarding based on your driver's license alone. >> airport officials at sfo say a passport or military id could help people get around the problem. but getting a real id would save you a lot of hassle. >> coming up, its opening weekend at sugar bowl. how many trails are actually r

housing , particularly council housing, particularly where i live.hat they need. them the assistance that they need . they will need to go and need. they will need to go and speak to home office. there is no bus route at the moment. it's just been cancelled by the by the county . so we have a real the county. so we have a real problem with that. so if you drive to get into the nearest town, it's ten miles away. it's very, difficult. so don't very, very difficult. so i don't think that home office have think that the home office have actually this through. it sounded nice headline sounded a very nice headline from minister from the immigration minister that everybody must play their part . but realistically, it just part. but realistically, it just work. and i don't understand why they keep pushing these this rhetoric that everybody has to take their fair share. when county of kent already does more than enough and more than a lot of other boroughs, it seems to me that it is utterly and a lot of people in this country, conservative included , i'll jus

the housing secretary, michael gove, writes to every council and social housing provider in england,house of lords with an elected chamber if they win the next general election.

this is the city's latest effort to build more temporary housing city council members are considering transforming to valley transportation authority stations, sir, rone and connell into temporary housing sites with private rooms and bathrooms. the city is planning on building 100 spaces in each station. the project will be funded by the city of san jose. >> we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast night taking a live look at the bucky ball there on the embarcadero. not a lot of people out. we were i'm wondering if everyone has is just so full from thanksgiving. still taking on the >> leftovers. just wanting to sit on the couch tonight. yeah, we're watching for some you've got a couple people out there may have to go anywhere to do the shopping now, out much college football. need to some shopping. you know, i haven't done that yet, but i will the day before christmas. there you go. haha. all right. let's talk about whether what you do need to do as we planned this evening. it was warm today. it was warm yesterday >> tomorrow it's not going to be as warm but it's still going

comes to that statement from the white house yesterday it was john kirby at the white house of the national security council spokesman talking about the protest the underlying issue. is a a portion of that from yesterday. >> the presence message people in china who are protesting covid lockdowns and the topic of china's covid your policy come up in the meeting with president xi when they met in indonesia couple weeks ago? >> they did talk about covid and effective pandemic had had around the world, clue that came up inside the conversation. i don't know specifically if the zero covid policy was an issue of discussion but certainly covid was on the agenda as you might expect it would be. our message to peaceful protesters around the world is the same and consistent, people should be allowed the right to assemble and to peacefully protest policies or laws or dictates that the take issue with. >> does the white house support their efforts to regain personal freedoms in light of these lockdowns? >> the white house supports the right of peaceful protests. >> that is john kirby yesterday will show you more what t